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Amazon RDS - When to use?

Pragya Keshap answered on February 23, 2023 Popularity 10/10 Helpfulness 2/10

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  • Amazon RDS - When to use?

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    Use Amazon RDS for transactional applications needing

    Pre-defined schema

    Strong transactional capabilities

    Complex queries

    Amazon RDS is NOT recommended when

    You need highly scalable massive read/write operations - for example

    millions of writes/second

    Go for DynamoDB

    When you want to upload files using simple GET/PUT REST API

    Go for Amazon S3

    When you need heavy customizations for your database or need access to

    underlying EC2 instances

    Go for a custom database installation  

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